Persistent fever in hand, foot, and mouth disease may be caused by viral infection, with treatment including fever reduction and antiviral medications.
A 7-year-old boy has a persistent fever of 40 degrees. After taking fever-reducing medication, his temperature drops but rises again after a few hours. Other symptoms include lymphadenitis, leukocytosis, dark yellow and slippery tongue coating, pharyngeal abscess, nasal congestion, loose stools, and diarrhea. What could be the possible causes of this recurrent fever, and how should it be treated?
What are the reasons for a child’s persistent high fever? Urgent. The child had a fever of 38 degrees, returned to normal after being given an intravenous injection, but then rose to 39 degrees 12 hours later. Previous treatment and outcomes: Treated three times, intravenous injections, taking antipyretics, what kind of help matters: How to restore normal body temperature, what methods are there
Causes and Treatment Methods for Recurring Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease
A child of 4 months old has red, swollen, and painful buttocks skin. Inquiry about the cause and treatment methods.
Vomiting in babies can be due to overfeeding or swallowing air without burping, which will naturally improve as they grow older and the sphincter muscle strengthens.
Explore the causes of white, thick tongue coating and hard stool in children, and how to adjust diet and lifestyle for management.
Baby diarrhea may be caused by enteritis, and symptomatic treatment can be administered with Simeticon and probiotic medications. In some cases, intravenous therapy may be necessary, and it is important to avoid spicy and irritating foods.
Discuss the possible causes of baby vomiting and provide appropriate feeding and care suggestions.
Understanding the possible causes and coping strategies for newborn reflux to ensure healthy growth.
